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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. George w. Durham is spending few
weeks in Michigan.
Miss Galloway. of Madison. is visiting the
family of Mr. Levy.
Miss Rose Stout has gone to Connersville to
visit relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. Dutton. of St. Joseph, Mo-, is the guest
Of her cousin. Mrs. Ed Branham.
Mr.. Richardson, OF Cincinnati, is spending a
few days this city with friends.
Mrs Ella Nave, Of Danville, has taken q posi-
ton the Sentinel as editorial writer
Miss Hegewald, Of New Alhany's best
singers, is the guest of Miss Louise Wegeman.
Messrs. Ed. Hallam. Harry Atkins and Joseph
Herod went to Chicago last night for short
stay
Miss Louise Balm, of Dayton, O., is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs B. F. Waite, on st. Mary
street
Mr. Bert. Cowen, of Louisville, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Adsit, on North Meridian
street
Master Wallace Krag will go to Lake Maxim
kuckee to day. to visit Mrs Robert McOuat and
family.
Mr. Ben Nichols. who left early this week for
New York. will sail for Europe to-day for short
visit account of i'll health
Maj. Charles L. Holstein. who has recently
Joined the law firm of Flower g. Remy, of Chi
caco, has returned to Indianapolis for brief
visit
c. c. Hedderich has gone to Dayton. o.. to
in that city the latter part of this month.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: w. A. West Bellefontaine; W.
w. Mooney, Columb bus; Thomas NJ Ochiltree,
Nashville; Mrs. @. o. Kingsbury. Mrs N. w.
Fisk. Springfield Mass; Fl. Schentha Balti-
more; Rev r. NJ Mill and wife. Chicago; A.
Massler. Thorntown; L. w. Parker. St. Louis:
F. E. Keys. Eldorado, Kan; Oliver N. Freta-
geot. Mt Vernon; L. f. Newman. Cleveland;
Sig Freedman. New York; A. Walters. ST.
Louis. E. c. Oelesbee. M. D., Cedarviile, Ohio.
New Denison Hote NJ. L. Spencer, Hunt
incton; Jno. NJ. Harlan. Washington; o. N.
Leach. Medina. o.; E. Mansfield. New Castle;
Chas. B. Stuart, Lafayette: Sam1 E. Williams,
La Porte; NJ. j. Becker, Pittsburg; R. B. f.
Pe;rce. Crawfordvie: j. j. Turner, Richmond;
Sam b Casev. Columbus; Harry S. Oliver. ST.
Paul; f. B. Ellis. Ligonier: G. S. Palmer and
L. B. Pestigrew, Bostoni s. S. Morris, Bridge
port
Grand Hotel: j. G. Ibach and wife, Hunting
ton; c. w. Whitmore. Anderson; James r. Hen
~. Gosport; r A. Durham, Connersville; S. Il.
Murdoch. Michigan CITY; G. Karston. Blooming
ton; Geo. T. Dinwiddie. Frankfort; NJ NJ. Kill
gore, Marion: Warren G.. Sayre. Wabash: A.
Saylott Salem j. E. Fitzpatrick. Greenwood:
j. Levi Lord. j. s. Munsev. Marion: S. C. Ken
nedy, Charlottesville; L. T. Hubbard, Coving-
ton: Edward Blair Evansville t. B. Osborne,
New Albany; w. II. Thornton, Fort Wayne;
Benz. R. Newton. South Bend; W. H. Nelson,
Arkansas City; j. S. Wright. Muskegon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
RICHMOND VA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IA, 1887

received an appointment as midshipman
in the navy, but, resigning his com
mission, he purchased an estate on James
river in Fluvanna county, where he re-
sided for a great number of years. He,
some time ago, sold this place, since which
time he has lived principally with
his daughters, of whom he leaves
three-Mrs. DR.. Grinnan of Culpeper,
Mrs Dr. Page Of the University Of Vir-
ginia, and Mrs. Dr. Carmichael OF Fred
ericksburg lie also leaves four sons
Mr Joseph Bryan, Rev Corbin b. Bryan,
Captain John r. Bryan, Jr., and Mr. st
George Bryan He had been feeble fol
some time past on account Of his ad-
vanced age, but his death was unexpected
to his family and friends In this city and
elsewhere The first intimatiOn of il was
a telegram received yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. Maxwell T. Clarke from Mr.
Joseph Bryan, asking him to 60 to
Gloucester 10 make arrangements for the
burial at "the old home. Mr. Clarke ac-
cordngly left Yesterday evening TO pre-
pa for the funeral Of his old friend
whom he describes as one of true, sin
cere, upright, and just virtues in all his
intercourse with his fell0w-man.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Condensed News From All over the worI'

Heavy rains at Tucson swept away
bridges and miles Of railway track. The
damage is about S200,0oO.
Mayor Hewitt will present the flags 10
the firemen in place Of Mrs. Cleveland,
who declined because the President was
not included in her invitation
The Brewers National Convention
have denounced Powderly and the
Knights of Labor because they approve
of liquor selling.
The race between the Volunteer and
Mayiiower yesterday was a failure. The
wind died ont ana both yachts drifted
along in dead calm.
The delegates to the Now York Re
publican State Convention at Saratoga
are gathering at that place Senator kyarts
will probably be temporary chairman,
and ex-senator Warner Miller pcrma-
nent president.
Jacob 4. Talbot, a young coiorei man.
hung himself I'm Baltimore Yesterday
He said he did so because the Burker
Ross who was hung on Friday said that
the galows was the true way 90 Heaven,
and he wanted TO take the same course
and follow Ross 10 the home of the blest
Chief Justice LarremOre of the Court
of Common Pleas yesterday morning
granted the motion of cN-C0ngre-sman
Adams, counsel for Henry =. I've, 81 Co..
To strike out the testimony taken in re-
spOnse to questions of Referee Noah Da-
yis
The Board of Managers of the New
York Produce Exchange will petition the
Interstate Commerce Commission Co en-
force the law 10 prevent railroad c0mpa-
nies from giving lower rates ON grain,
produce, and lard to European and confi-
mental cities than TO American scahoard
cities.
An indianapolis, Ind, special says
Eastern passenger rates were cut here
Yesterday. Ostensibly the Use of eXcur-
sion tickets is the occasion for the reduc-
ton The Bee line have placed ON sale
round trip tickets TO New York good un
til September 22d. for 5000. other lines
using the Philadelphia excursion tickets
are able TO Fix passenger, for the round
lHp 10 New York for about 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
EN-PREsIDENT ARTHUR.
Interest Allowed in Suits Brought while
lie Wa, Collector of New York.

NAsniNGroN, september f3 As
sistant Secretary Maynard of the Treas
ury has responded to q letter from the
collector of customs at New York re
latmg tO the claim of Thomas Barber aud
others for interest upon the amount
recovered By them in an action
brought against Chester A. Arthur.
formerly collector of customs - Judg-
ment was rendered in this case June %,
1852, for -, 20 principal aud Ssl3l0
interest and costs. The United States
took writ OF error 10 the Supreme
Court, and ihereupOn all proceedings un-
der the Judgment appealed from were
stayed. subsequently, upon motion OF
the AttOney-General, and without no
tice 10 the plaintiffs ian the suit, the writ
Of error was dimissed. The Department,
in letter dated June :, 1887, expressed
the opinion that the plaintiffs were enti
He'd 20 interest for the time intermediate
between the entry OF the judgment OF
the Circuit Court and the entry of the
order dismlssing the writ of error, and
instructed the collector 20 make up his
account accordingly which has been
done. | pom q denomination OF
the question Assistant Secre-
tary Maynard holds that these instruc-
ti0ns should be adheared TO, as the plain
uhs had no opportunity to be heard on
the motion % dismiss the writ or to have
a direction Of the Supreme Court inserted
in the mandate allowing interest on the
Judgment of the court below while the
wit OF error Was pending
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14

Comtnnndor.in in-chiet Tairchild not Can
diate for Re election.

Commander in-chiet Iairchiid not = Can
diate for Re election
MILWAUKEE, Sept i3-A special from
Madison, Wis to the Efening Wiscoasin
says C0mmauder-in-chief Fairchilds
says hai be- is not candidate for re-
election at the coming meeting and had
SD Xpressed himself 10 hundreds of yeter
an who are urging him 20 stand for re-
"a tion, especially a. they were anxious
that he should he vindicated: but Gen
Fairchild- says that be- cannot afford 10
devote another year 90 the duties Of the
c0mmauder-iu-chiel, which are such as
to consume all his time, 10 the entire ex-
clusion of his private interests. lie says
be has no idea who will succeed him.
The commander-in.chicf announces
that Idaho has been detached from the
Department Of Utah, the Department Of
Idaho established and ". H. Nye of
Boise City. appointed department com
mander and THAI Arizona has been sci
aside from the Department Of California
the Department of Arizona established
and A l.. Grow OF Tombstone appoint
ed department commander There are
now forty departments in the country
The headquarters Of the general Execd-
tive Committee of the general encamp-
ment al ST. Louis has been changed from
the Lindel % 200 North Fourth street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
rmE srANDIN0 oF rnE cIUns.


sadie liouck and Monk Cline have
been engaged by the Metropolitan team.
llouck has played 10 nearly every city,
town, and hamlet I'm the country and
Cline was recently released by the Ro-
chester club
Dr Macoun pitcher of the Campbeii-
ford Ont team, i'm a baseball match
Monday broke his arm above the elbow
while delivering the ball
man may be good fielder, but bat
ting and base running IS what tells IN The
result There Is little use in securing
men that cannot bat and run The
pitcher and catcher of a club is generally
weak in This direction that is sufficient
Madd 81 was presented with 500
check hy the Boston directors for win
ming the New York games of Thursday
and Saturday.
President Won der Abe of the 81 Louis
club has arranged to play two OF the
world championship games at Phila-
delphia, one at Philadelphia Park and the
other ON the Athletic grounds
The Baltimore and Louisville game at
Baltimore Monday was a remarkable eX-
hibition. neither side securing run.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
MANCHESTER MATTERs.

There have been 50 far 900 white
pupils and 36i colored pupils in the
public schools of Manchester which
opened Monday
The Manchester Delegate, 10 the Sen
atoral and House Of Delegates C0nyen
tion met last night at the Mayors court
room They elected delegate TO ill
the complement of nine who will repre-
sent Manchester in the Convention
Each ward elected two, making eight
hence the election Of the ninth
The school teachers in Powhite district,
Chesterfield county are complaining
that they cannot get their pay They
have NOT been paid since last January
and other leachers in The county have.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
The riremen Going to Philadelphia.

This afternoon on the $50 train for
Philadelphia the following delegation
from the city Fire Department will 20 TO
Philadelphia TO participate I'm the Consti-
utional Centennial First-Assistant En-
gineer Oliver MOuntcastle Captains J..
J.. Lynch, H. Dorsett. John Walthall, and
Thomas Payne Minute men-Botto.
Selph. Gam, Trexler, Blunt, Smith, Bur
ley, Williams, Riddell, Moore Station
mani, Kanary, Haynes, Howard, John
son, King, Wagner, Hagg, Ball, and
Shaw
This delegation comprise three from
each fire company They return sun
day, being absent from the city three
DAYS and four nights
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
W orld', Fair. 1892.

Tomorrow week at II o'clock represen-
tatiyes from the Chamber Of Commerce,
Grain and Cotton Exchange, Tobacco
Exchange, and the various railroad lines
will meet at the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce The object of the meet
ing a. stated in this paper YESTERDAY
is to confer with Mr. Alexander ID.
Anderson, the secretary Of the associa-
iion now being perfected to hold a
worlds fair in 1892, in honor of the
40Oh anniversary of the discovery Of
America BIZ Columbus
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
Death of Mr. John * Brsan.

A telegram was received in this city
yesterday announcing the death of Mr.
John r. Bryan, father Of Mr Joseph
Bryan of Laburnum, Henrico county
It occurred al the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Or Page Of the Uniyer-
'ity OF Virginia, in the eighty-ifth year
Of his age
Mr.. Bryan was type Of the old Yir.
ginian "a class of men rapidly passing
away. lie was born in Gloucester
county, and was the protege and adopted
son Of John Randolph Of Roanoke, after
whom he was named. In his youth he
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
JAKE sHARP's APPEAL.
Arguments Before the New York supreme
Court.


NEW YORK September l3.--The eI-
iraOIdinary session Of the general term
OF the supreme Court, called TO hear ar
gument upon Jacob Sharp's appeal from
his conviction of bribery. resssembled
this morning before a crowded court.
room Judge Van Bruni presided. asnked
on either side by Judges Daniels. Brady,
and Bartlett The proceedings were
opened by Mr. Stiekney asking II the
court would insist that the argument
should be concluded today.
Judge Van Brunt having conferred
with his colleagues announced that the
court would sit until $50 o'clock, allow
ing six hours for argument, which,
divided up evenly between counsel, wss
considered sufficient Mr. Nicoll moved
to strike out all that portion Of the argu.
ment relating t0 the motion 20 Quash the
indictment, because 10 forms no part of
the Judgment roll according to the act Of
lsS, We claim, said he that no part
.0t the constitutional rights Of the de-
iendant were involved. The motion was
granted. The question OF the jurisdc-
ton of the court VAS waived hy Mr..
olickney who stated that he had no in
tention 10 avail himself Of that point.
Mr.. Bourke Cochran. broadly stating
his convictions that the evidence against
Sharp upon the trial VAS incompetent
and objectionable from every legal point
OF view ant not enough 10 put the DE
iendani upon his defense. reviewed the
case iroh the beginning, reoapitulsting
the evidence against sharp and comment
ing upon the weight of consideration to
be given ii in determining Sharp's guilt
or innocence. The counsels statement
practically covered the same ground
which has been SO often gone over be
FORE adding nothing new.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
OVER THE WIRES.
LATEST EVENTs or INTEREST At
NONE AND ABROAD.
Lively scene in the House of Commons.
Two Members of Parliament Suspended.
\ Bulgarian Mob nique Fight Between
a Farmer and Railroad Items.

LONDON, Sept. l3. 3.-During a discus
sion in the House Of Commons last night
of the amendments made in the House
III 0rds 10 the coal mines bill Mr.. era
ham advanced LIBERAL member for Lam
cashire. was suspended for refusing 10
apologize for derogatorv reference 10
the House of Lords
Mr. Edward Harrington nationalist
member for West Kerry, was suspended
during last nights sitting. The house.
atthe time, was considering the amend
ments made by the House of Lord, TO the
truck bin In reference TO weekly payment
of wages i'm Ireland Mr. Harrington
after being warned for utteranCes during
the debate, was ordered by the Speaker t0
resume his seat He replied passionately
Il will not resume my seat. You have
been watching TO pOunce upon me ever
since ! rose. | claim my right to speak.
Mr Harrington was thereupon sus-
pended and retired from the house amid
cheers by the Parnellite members
When Mr. Graham first assailed the
House OF Lords during the proceedings
iu the House of Commons last night he
was sternly rebuked by the Speaker. bui
Mr. Graham again attacked the upper
house for daring As he said, 90 dictate TO
men elected by the people.
The Speaker demanded am apology
from Mr Graham for this direct dis
regard of his authority.
Nlr Graham, In response, said "t re-
gret this matter, but in conscience ! cam
not apologize
The Speaker thereupou named him.
Mr. Graham assured the Speaker that
he had no intention of being rude to
him, but the Speaker interrupted him and
abruptly declined to accept a personal
apology
After Mr. Harrington had been called
90 order and had made an angry reply 10
the Speaker warning, 'he latter gentle
man. with quiet dignity, said Mr. iiar-
rington. ] name you
Mr. W. II Smith the Government lead
er, immediately moved that Mr. Harring-
ton Dee suspended
The motion was greeted with ironich
laughter by the parnellites of Hear
Hear the bookseller" referring 10 Mr.
Smiths proprietorship of numerous book
stalls i'm LOndOnl.
Mr Harrington withdrew from the
house during the dh ision on Mr Smith $
motion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14

Cook Ock IS Chinese for good luck All
Yee, the chinaman now in Jail awaiting
deliyerance to-day, wears on his right
wrist a bracelet, which cannot be taken
of without being broken, made OF mateli-
al which looks Ike ivory, excepting that
10 is rather watery sam Wing a Laun-
dryman told the TIMES reporter that il
was Ola mineral dug from Chinese soil,
was called Cook Ock. and Was known by
Chinese TO convey good luck 10 the
owner
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14

a Farmer Aftera Railroad.

CHICAGO, Sept. l3-A Nsrl special
from Louisville. Ky. says. A unique
fight Is now going on between the Evans
Vile and indianapolis Railroad and D. g..
Palmer, d wealthy farmer near Washing
ton, Ind The road is built along the
line Of the old Wabash and Erie Canal,
which was abandoned by the trustees
twenty-five years ago. When the canal
was abandonded the land reverted to the
former owners. Notwithstanding this
and the fact that twenty-five year., pos
session give. a valid title the canal
trustees sold the property rights
and franchises TO Mackey OF Evansville,
and he sold to the railroad company
When the road came to be built, however.
the farmers refused TO allow the line 10
cross their farms, but the company used
force and completed the road Ia 1855
Palmer got atempOrary injunction which
was perpetuated in 1886 and under it be
Is arresting the train hands from day To-
day as they try 30 run trains across his
land, and seems 10 be in fair way 90
stop the operation Of the road He now
has number of conductors, engineers,
and brakemen under bonds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
Committee of Relief of the Poor.

This committee met yesterday evening
at $50 o'clock Chairman John " OF
ley presiding. After the usual routine
business had been transacted, the com
mittee, accompanied by Mr. c. T. 10th
proceeded to the drug store of Mr. l..
Wagner to make an investigation Of the
medicines Of Mr. Wagner who, il will be
remembered "A short time ago, lost the
contract TO supply the Almshouse on the
ground that his medicines were not up to
the standard.
After making a thorough examination,
the committee adopted resolution TO
the effect that Mr. Wagner's medicines
were all that could be desired, except one
drug which he admitted was not as pure
as that furnished by other druggists, and
as he promised to remedy this in the fu-
ture that he, hereafter, be competent
bidder
The committee then adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14

They Cheer Prince Ferdinand and Stone
the Houses OF the Opposition.

SOFIA September ia meeting Of
fhe national party was held yesterday,
500 persons being present Addresse.
were made by political leaders. After
the meeting a procession wa, formed
which was subsequently augmented 10
1900 persons They marched 10 The pal
ace, where they cheered Prince Ferdi.
nand. Thence they proceeded to the
residence of VI. Karayeoh and threw
stones at the windows. The police were
unable 10 quell the disturbance, and
many Of them were injured.
Tie mob then visited the offices of the
opposition journals and smashed the
windows, shouting Down with trait
Ors W Then they returned TO the palace.
where Prince Ferdinand appeared upon a
balcony The resolutions adopted al the
meeting were read TO him, and in reply
he said
Love me. Be good patriots. Long
live Bulgaria.
The crowd then dispersed singing the
national anthem.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
Henrico Court.

Judge e. Minor presiding
The jury IN the case Of John b Laird
charged with shooting dog belonging To
The estate of John b. Young returned TO
court Yesterday at II O'Clock They
were unable 20 agree. They were sent
out and. after waiting returned with a
verdict discharging Mr. Laird.
Mr.. Cleveland, who did so much wild
shooting, was discharged.
The court meets again to-day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
The other Man

Jacob Henry was charged IN the Police
Court yesterday with fighting on the pub
lie streets. The Police Justice asked
officer Joyner, who made the arrest, who
was the other man, as one man, lac said
could not fight all by himself Officer
Joyner said the other man ran away The
case was continued until to-day, so that
the police could get the other man
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
rnE CHINESE CONCESSIONS.
The Imperial Envoy to be Entertained by
Nj Barker


PmLADELPHfA. Sept 13-S Z Ma
Kie Chung. the Chinese envoy sent To
this country TO complete the arrange
ments for the Imperial Bank and lele-
phone concessions 10 Wharton Barker,
is expected to arrive in this city from
Washington to-day With his suite. Since
the formal approval of the documents
given Count Mfkiewicz for the syndi-
cate by me Chinese Minister at Wash
ington the ENJOYS have been stopping in
the Capitol.
On their arrival here they will be re
ceiyed by Mr. Barker who has prepared
"A suitable residence for the envoy aud
his suit near his own residence at Wyn-
cote. as iae country to the west Of Jen-
kintown Station has been named. While
they are there the arrangements for The
great Anglo Chinese commercial partner.
ship can be- lei-urely arranged by the
high contracting parties
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
ifenrico Politics.

The Henuco Democrats will meet at
the Courthouse the first Saturday in
October They will then decide what
shall be their action in the approaching
canvass. Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr.,
is the Republican candidate. Ex-Trea-
surer Taylor is also a candidate. Two
Republicans in the field will make mat
tiers lively.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14

BosroN, Mass. September l3.-A
thousand cigar makers, packers and strip
pers. were locked out 10 day No bust
ness i going on in any cigar factories
except in one OF two, caused by the
threatened strike on account Of the en-
ployment Of large number Of spprsn-
tlees.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14

Thursday last Ling Quong, % Phila-
lDphiau. had Alb Lee arrested on the
complaint Chat IN Philadelphia he stole
$1,000 from him. The police justice held
Ah lee in default of bail for his appear
ance 0n the 20th before the Hastings
Court Yesterday Ah Lee sued out a
writ Of h01oa cDrpus Judge Atkins heard
thc case with Police Justice Richardson
present After eNamiuing the Code
Judge Atkins decided 90 examine author
ifie- relative 20 the question, Can a man
Dee arrested In one State on the complaint
0f another for am ofense committed, or
supposed 90 be committed, without a
charge against him having been made in
Chat State I'm the present instance no
charge was filed in the city Of Phila-
delpha and mo- warrant sued out there
Judge Atkins will decide the matter at 10
O'Clock to-day All Lee went back to
JAIL hut viii doubtless be let free to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
4 BRUTAL MURDER.
The Murderer Caught.

FoRT SHAW, VI. T., September 13.-
John Embody, 20 years old, was bruially
murdered at Dearborn Creek 10 obtain
possession of 81 200, the proceeds of the
sale of his land. His head was split
open and his body buried in his cabin.
The murderer is a young man from the
northwest Of the Territory and has been
captured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-14
The Theatre.

Miss Lizzie Evans appeared to very
good house last evening at the Theatre in
the popular play Of Fogg's Ferry The
audience was very much pleased with the
entertainment, and "the little electric
battery" and troupe made a decidedly
favorable impression.
The next attraction will be Monday,
the 18th instant, when Bristofs Eques-
curriculum will appear with their won
derful school of horses, ponies, and
mules-said to be the finest in the world.